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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2580, 14 July 1882, Page 1

COLOMBO STREET BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1880. IN OOF SEQUENCE OF BEING LARGELY OVERSTOCKED AND TO MEET THE TIMES. JOHN GOODMAN BEOS to Inform fair numerous Customer* that he ha* determined to make e still farther REDUCTION IN PRICES:— Men’s Laae Boot’s (own make} reduced from 18s 8d to 16* Sd Do Kip Bluoher* „ „ 12s 6d to 11* Do Kid elastic side springs „ 16* 6d to 12* 8d Women’* Kid Boot* „ 9* 6d to 6* Do Cashmere House Boots, from 2* 6d Children’* Felt Boots, from Is NOTE THE ADDRESS— 4423 GOODMAN'S CHEAP BOOT AND SHOB DEPOT COLOMBO STI^IBJET MEST PRIZE COOKING RANGES. SCOTT BROTHERS, MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. m & Sr CD 2a O* SS S&/D ED rriHESE STOVES have oome off with FIRST JL HONORS WHEREVER EXHIBITED, HAVING NEVER BEEN BEATEN ON ANY OCCASION. In 1877 the Highest Commendation for each was awarded to SCOTT BROS, (No prizes being given In that year.) In IS7B and 1879 the First Prizes were awarded to SCOTT BROS, at the Agricultural and Pastoral Association a Show, Christchurch. In 1878 First Prize awarded at Rangiora Show. Extract from Price List* : Sft 91n, without boiler ... £3 15 0 2ft 91u, with boiler ... ... 4 2 6 Sft, without boiler ... 4 5 0 Sft, with cast-iron boiler ... 410 0 Sft, with wrought Iron nr cop. par boiler _ _ 4IS 0 4319 ALTJRCELXE Ss ILIIsTGr, BURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, & c -, CASHEL STREET WEST (opposite Press Office), HAYING secured a magnificent SHILLIBEER (which is a combined Hearse and Ooaoh), by which twelve Mourners can be accommodated, they are prepared to FURNISH FUNERALS at the Lowest Possible Bates In the most complete manner. Country Orders punctually attended to. TET. SCRIMSHAW, TJIsTOEIIT^-lEIBIEi. NEXT HOBDAY A CO.’s COLOMBO STREET CHRISTCHURCH. * X£JS XMADB SUPPLIED WITH EVERY REQUISITE. FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN TOWN AND COUNTRY ON THE HOST SATISFACTORY TEEMS, AND IN THE MOST APPROVED MANNER, ORDERS TAKEN AT TEES SHOP, NEXT HOBDA* A CO.’S, COLOMBO STREET Or at my Private Resident*, CORNER OF DURHAM AND ST. ASAPH STREETS. SIS